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Description: Flood Alert System Implementation: Unexpected Questions You Will Want to Ask
Flood Alert System Implementation: Unexpected Questions You Will Want to Ask
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The City of Madison, Wisconsin was selected for a smart utility demonstration project. Intel® provided a grant to INTERA Incorporated and Isle Utilities to review current technologies and data streams for visual interpretation. The United States Geological Survey developed and installed the sensor network. The City of Madison provided the locations of chronic flooding, access to the right-of-way to install the sensors, and staff to help facilitate the work. Installation of the sensors began in April 2022. Since then, 35 sensors, collecting data at 5-minute increments, have been installed. Setting up a new system, such as a smart utility, in a municipality like the City of Madison has its unique challenges. Challenges include integration of the system with existing City Information Technologies, checking the system for risk and legal implications, and understanding the right people and agencies to alert at the right time.
The purpose of the project was to explore setting up a smart utility – a system that measures stormwater depths in real time and then sends alerts if the stormwater reaches a certain level. Sensors and gateways were installed to collect data and send it to a database in the cloud for further evaluation. A dashboard was created to summarize the data and programed to send an alert if the water rose to a certain level. Implementation required coordination with many City agencies.
SpeakerBurger, Caroline
Presentation time
15:30:00
15:50:00
Session time
15:30:00
17:00:00
SessionPredicting Flooding Before It Happens
Session locationRoom S504c - Level 5
TopicIntelligent Water, Intermediate Level, Stormwater and Green Infrastructure
TopicIntelligent Water, Intermediate Level, Stormwater and Green Infrastructure
Author(s)
Burger, Caroline
Author(s)C. Burger 1; W. Selbig 2 ; C. Burger 1;
Author affiliation(s)Carollo 1; United States Geological Survey 2 ; Carollo 1;
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Oct 2023
DOI10.2175/193864718825159130
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Content sourceWEFTEC
Copyright2023
Word count12

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Description: Flood Alert System Implementation: Unexpected Questions You Will Want to Ask
Flood Alert System Implementation: Unexpected Questions You Will Want to Ask
Abstract
The City of Madison, Wisconsin was selected for a smart utility demonstration project. Intel® provided a grant to INTERA Incorporated and Isle Utilities to review current technologies and data streams for visual interpretation. The United States Geological Survey developed and installed the sensor network. The City of Madison provided the locations of chronic flooding, access to the right-of-way to install the sensors, and staff to help facilitate the work. Installation of the sensors began in April 2022. Since then, 35 sensors, collecting data at 5-minute increments, have been installed. Setting up a new system, such as a smart utility, in a municipality like the City of Madison has its unique challenges. Challenges include integration of the system with existing City Information Technologies, checking the system for risk and legal implications, and understanding the right people and agencies to alert at the right time.
The purpose of the project was to explore setting up a smart utility – a system that measures stormwater depths in real time and then sends alerts if the stormwater reaches a certain level. Sensors and gateways were installed to collect data and send it to a database in the cloud for further evaluation. A dashboard was created to summarize the data and programed to send an alert if the water rose to a certain level. Implementation required coordination with many City agencies.
SpeakerBurger, Caroline
Presentation time
15:30:00
15:50:00
Session time
15:30:00
17:00:00
SessionPredicting Flooding Before It Happens
Session locationRoom S504c - Level 5
TopicIntelligent Water, Intermediate Level, Stormwater and Green Infrastructure
TopicIntelligent Water, Intermediate Level, Stormwater and Green Infrastructure
Author(s)
Burger, Caroline
Author(s)C. Burger 1; W. Selbig 2 ; C. Burger 1;
Author affiliation(s)Carollo 1; United States Geological Survey 2 ; Carollo 1;
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Oct 2023
DOI10.2175/193864718825159130
Volume / Issue
Content sourceWEFTEC
Copyright2023
Word count12

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